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| + | OsHKT2; 4 features expressed in Xenopus oocytes were then analyzed. Even in the case of very low external K + concentration is not detected OsHKT2; Ca2 + permeability capacity of 4, specific performance under high Ca2 + conditions OsHKT2; zero flow potential 4, and OsHKT2; 4 a zero flow potential and conductance lack of sensitivity to external Ca2 +. Before detected OsHKT2; 4 for Ca2 + permeability may be due to activation of Xenopus oocytes induced conductance source. Compared with Na +, OsHKT2; 4 K + permeability exhibits a high capacity (K +> Rb + ≈ Cs +> Na + ≈ Li + ≈ NH4 +). By detecting OsHKT2; 4 external pH sensitive current found in most physiological ionic conditions OsHKT2; 4 does not significantly penetrate H +. Medium further contains Na + and K + in the analysis showed that the low Na + in the external conditions, OsHKT2; 4 K + selective transporter proteins play function, but (> 10mM) are transported under high Na + Na +. These data indicate OsHKT2; 4 is K +, Na + permeability HKT transporter subfamily a new type of function. In addition, OsHKT2; 4 high K + permeability of the system to support the hypothesis that transporters involved in plant K +. | ||
===Expression=== | ===Expression=== | ||
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Please input function information here. OsHKT2; 4 features expressed in Xenopus oocytes were then analyzed. Even in the case of very low external K + concentration is not detected OsHKT2; Ca2 + permeability capacity of 4, specific performance under high Ca2 + conditions OsHKT2; zero flow potential 4, and OsHKT2; 4 a zero flow potential and conductance lack of sensitivity to external Ca2 +. Before detected OsHKT2; 4 for Ca2 + permeability may be due to activation of Xenopus oocytes induced conductance source. Compared with Na +, OsHKT2; 4 K + permeability exhibits a high capacity (K +> Rb + ≈ Cs +> Na + ≈ Li + ≈ NH4 +). By detecting OsHKT2; 4 external pH sensitive current found in most physiological ionic conditions OsHKT2; 4 does not significantly penetrate H +. Medium further contains Na + and K + in the analysis showed that the low Na + in the external conditions, OsHKT2; 4 K + selective transporter proteins play function, but (> 10mM) are transported under high Na + Na +. These data indicate OsHKT2; 4 is K +, Na + permeability HKT transporter subfamily a new type of function. In addition, OsHKT2; 4 high K + permeability of the system to support the hypothesis that transporters involved in plant K +.
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Structured Information
| Gene Name |
Os06g0701600 |
|---|---|
| Description |
Cation transporter family protein |
| Version |
NM_001065020.1 GI:115469771 GeneID:4341970 |
| Length |
1749 bp |
| Definition |
Oryza sativa Japonica Group Os06g0701600, complete gene. |
| Source |
Oryza sativa Japonica Group ORGANISM Oryza sativa Japonica Group
Eukaryota; Viridiplantae; Streptophyta; Embryophyta; Tracheophyta;
Spermatophyta; Magnoliophyta; Liliopsida; Poales; Poaceae; BEP
clade; Ehrhartoideae; Oryzeae; Oryza.
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| Chromosome | |
| Location |
Chromosome 6:30411807..30413555 |
| Sequence Coding Region |
30411816..30412011,30412120..30412350,30412435..30413537 |
| Expression | |
| Genome Context |
<gbrowseImage1> name=NC_008399:30411807..30413555 source=RiceChromosome06 preset=GeneLocation </gbrowseImage1> |
| Gene Structure |
<gbrowseImage2> name=NC_008399:30411807..30413555 source=RiceChromosome06 preset=GeneLocation </gbrowseImage2> |
| Coding Sequence |
<cdnaseq>atgcctattcggctgcatatctttgtcagttctgcaaggcatgccatcaactcgtcggcattgatttgtcggttcatcgcattccatcttagcccgcttttgattcacctgtcctattttcttatcattgatgtacttggttttgttgccttggtggtgctcaggccaagcaaccacaagtacaatcctcgctatatcgatatgtttttcctatcgacatctgcagttacagtcacaggattagccaccacacaaatggaggatctttctagctctcagatagctgtcctgactctcttgatgttcttaggaagtgagatgttcctttcctttcttggccttgtccttgagtcgagcaagcaaaacaagcatgatcctgaaaaccgtagagtaagttcagttaccgtgtgtgagcagtcacatctagaagaggcaattccacaaactccatccatgaactccactgatatcaagaggagctgccacaaatacttagtgtttgtggtgttggcatacatgattattattcttgtcactggttctctattggtgttcatgtacatagctcatgtttcaagtgctagagatgtgctaacaaggaaaagcatcaacaaagctctcttctcgatatcggtcacagtctcctcatttacaaatggagggttattgccgacaaatgagagtatggctgtattctcctcaaacaatggcctcctgttgctactcatcggccagattcttgcaggcagcacactgctccctatgtttctgaggttggtgatatgggcattgagaggactaagattagcaaaagctgaagagccagacttcatgatgaacaacagcagctcagtaggtttcagtcacctgctacctaacttgcagacaatatttcttgcagctgtggaggttgcttttgtaggcatgacagtcatcctcttctgctgcttgaactgggattctgcagtgtttgcagggctaacctccctccagaagataaccaatgcattgttcatggcagtgagtgcaaggcaggcaggagaaaattccattgattgttcccttgttgcgccagcggctttagtactattcatggtcatgatgtacactccatccttgacaaagttgttctcagcatgtcaagatcacaaacaaatcggcccggaaagcgacgatagaacaagcaaggggaaaccattcctgaagacgatggcattttcaccactagccttcaacaccacagtgataatgctggtctgcatcactgaaaggagatcgatctccactgaccctctcaatttctccacatttaacatcatctttgaggtgataagtgcctacgggaacattgggttgtccactggctacagctgctcgagacagctacagcaccaggatgggattgcttgccatgagaagccatacagcttctcggggtggtggagtgaaccagggaagctgattcttgttcttgcgatgctctacgggaggctcaactcaaaggattccacaagcgcacgaactaggtga</cdnaseq> |
| Protein Sequence |
<aaseq>MPIRLHIFVSSARHAINSSALICRFIAFHLSPLLIHLSYFLIID VLGFVALVVLRPSNHKYNPRYIDMFFLSTSAVTVTGLATTQMEDLSSSQIAVLTLLMF LGSEMFLSFLGLVLESSKQNKHDPENRRVSSVTVCEQSHLEEAIPQTPSMNSTDIKRS CHKYLVFVVLAYMIIILVTGSLLVFMYIAHVSSARDVLTRKSINKALFSISVTVSSFT NGGLLPTNESMAVFSSNNGLLLLLIGQILAGSTLLPMFLRLVIWALRGLRLAKAEEPD FMMNNSSSVGFSHLLPNLQTIFLAAVEVAFVGMTVILFCCLNWDSAVFAGLTSLQKIT NALFMAVSARQAGENSIDCSLVAPAALVLFMVMMYTPSLTKLFSACQDHKQIGPESDD RTSKGKPFLKTMAFSPLAFNTTVIMLVCITERRSISTDPLNFSTFNIIFEVISAYGNI GLSTGYSCSRQLQHQDGIACHEKPYSFSGWWSEPGKLILVLAMLYGRLNSKDSTSART R</aaseq> |
| Gene Sequence |
<dnaseqindica>1545..1740#1206..1436#19..1121#ctctgccctctatctccaatgcctattcggctgcatatctttgtcagttctgcaaggcatgccatcaactcgtcggcattgatttgtcggttcatcgcattccatcttagcccgcttttgattcacctgtcctattttcttatcattgatgtacttggttttgttgccttggtggtgctcaggccaagcaaccacaagtacaatcctcgctatatcgatatgtttttcctatcgacatctgcagttacagtcacaggattagccaccacacaaatggaggatctttctagctctcagatagctgtcctgactctcttgatgttcttaggaagtgagatgttcctttcctttcttggccttgtccttgagtcgagcaagcaaaacaagcatgatcctgaaaaccgtagagtaagttcagttaccgtgtgtgagcagtcacatctagaagaggcaattccacaaactccatccatgaactccactgatatcaagaggagctgccacaaatacttagtgtttgtggtgttggcatacatgattattattcttgtcactggttctctattggtgttcatgtacatagctcatgtttcaagtgctagagatgtgctaacaaggaaaagcatcaacaaagctctcttctcgatatcggtcacagtctcctcatttacaaatggagggttattgccgacaaatgagagtatggctgtattctcctcaaacaatggcctcctgttgctactcatcggccagattcttgcaggcagcacactgctccctatgtttctgaggttggtgatatgggcattgagaggactaagattagcaaaagctgaagagccagacttcatgatgaacaacagcagctcagtaggtttcagtcacctgctacctaacttgcagacaatatttcttgcagctgtggaggttgcttttgtaggcatgacagtcatcctcttctgctgcttgaactgggattctgcagtgtttgcagggctaacctccctccagaagataaccaatgcattgttcatggcagtgagtgcaaggcaggcaggagaaaattccattgattgttcccttgttgcgccagcggctttagtactattcatggtcatgatgtgagttcctctctttcaagctcttcacatttttcaggcaacaatcagaagagataacataacacggttgcttacatttctcaggtacactccatccttgacaaagttgttctcagcatgtcaagatcacaaacaaatcggcccggaaagcgacgatagaacaagcaaggggaaaccattcctgaagacgatggcattttcaccactagccttcaacaccacagtgataatgctggtctgcatcactgaaaggagatcgatctccactgaccctctcaatttctccacatttaacatcatctttgaggtgataaggtaattaagttgcacatctactcaccaaattcttcttctgatactgttcttgctccctccatgattaattcagctaatttattcatcacccattgcttctgcacacagtgcctacgggaacattgggttgtccactggctacagctgctcgagacagctacagcaccaggatgggattgcttgccatgagaagccatacagcttctcggggtggtggagtgaaccagggaagctgattcttgttcttgcgatgctctacgggaggctcaactcaaaggattccacaagcgcacgaactaggtgatgatgttat</dnaseqindica> |
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